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Vszerda 4Pin Molex IDE Male to 4P ATA Female Power Cable
Converts a Molex connector to a 4-pin ATA power plug for floppy drives or legacy devices
- Connects legacy floppy drives to modern PSUs via Molex-to-ATA adapter
- 4-pin Molex male plugs directly into standard power-supply leads
- 4-pin ATA female accepts classic floppy power connectors
- New cable ensures reliable power delivery for vintage hardware builds
Power conversion cable
This Vszerda cable adapts a 4-pin Molex connector from a power supply into a 4-pin ATA female plug. It is built for internal use in desktop computers where legacy or floppy-type drives need power from a standard PSU lead.
For Molex-to-ATA devices only
Suits builders powering older floppy drives or similar ATA peripherals from a Molex output. Not intended for hardware that demands a different keyed power interface or for users who need a native ATA cable without an adapter.
Highlights
- Connects legacy floppy drives to modern PSUs via Molex-to-ATA adapter
- 4-pin Molex male plugs directly into standard power-supply leads
- 4-pin ATA female accepts classic floppy power connectors
- New cable ensures reliable power delivery for vintage hardware builds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Vszerda 4Pin Molex IDE Male to 4P ATA Female Power Cable?
The package contains the single adapter cable with a 4-pin Molex male connector on one end and a 4-pin ATA female connector on the other. No extra screws, mounting brackets or additional cables are included.
How do I decide between this Molex-to-ATA cable and another version of the same adapter?
This model is a fixed 4-pin Molex male to 4-pin ATA female adapter. If your power supply only offers Molex plugs and your drive or device needs a 4-pin ATA power input, this is the correct version.
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